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I had a vision for this several years ago the title came to me with some musical abstract madness in my mind. One thing was certain it was bigger than myself and others needed to be involved. The first attempt was made with
my brother. A few tracks were collaborated upon and some short video pieces were created but something more was needed. It was more an abstract idea of the biggest thing you could imagine condensed down to a single speck and should be painted with music. This would be a musical journey taken from the far edges of the universe to the deepest inner states possible, or rather, infinity in every conceivable direction. Finally, the project materialized to the full grandiose form of my inner vision when Dave Fuglewicz came on board. After months of internet collaboration the project is complete going well beyond the musical vision I had anticipated.
Michael A. Cosma (vocals, guitars, inspiration)
On January 28th, 2012, Michael contacted me to see if I wanted to start on our second collaboration. Our first release; "Twenty Cards" had been finished for three months (Released 9/21/2011) and we were both quite pleased with the results. I decided to say "Yes" and the project began. Michael sent me some great source tracks to work with and over the course of the next nine months I produced ten compositions. Michael took three of those and added to what I did producing three more compositions for a total of thirteen. There is over 112 minutes of mind melting work here and I hope that you, the listener will enjoy it as much as we did making the tracks.
For you CD people out there: the tracks will fit on two CD's and the bmp artwork reflects that.
Click on SEE ALL FILES in the bottom, right section for the CD and/or cassette artwork, also for the zip files I created from the original wav files. This includes flac.zip, mp3.zip, ogg.zip and wav.zip. The encoding for these files was set as high as possible the file type (except for the .wav file type).
Dave Fuglewicz (VST synthesizers, production)
Released: 11/1/2012
my brother. A few tracks were collaborated upon and some short video pieces were created but something more was needed. It was more an abstract idea of the biggest thing you could imagine condensed down to a single speck and should be painted with music. This would be a musical journey taken from the far edges of the universe to the deepest inner states possible, or rather, infinity in every conceivable direction. Finally, the project materialized to the full grandiose form of my inner vision when Dave Fuglewicz came on board. After months of internet collaboration the project is complete going well beyond the musical vision I had anticipated.
Michael A. Cosma (vocals, guitars, inspiration)
On January 28th, 2012, Michael contacted me to see if I wanted to start on our second collaboration. Our first release; "Twenty Cards" had been finished for three months (Released 9/21/2011) and we were both quite pleased with the results. I decided to say "Yes" and the project began. Michael sent me some great source tracks to work with and over the course of the next nine months I produced ten compositions. Michael took three of those and added to what I did producing three more compositions for a total of thirteen. There is over 112 minutes of mind melting work here and I hope that you, the listener will enjoy it as much as we did making the tracks.
For you CD people out there: the tracks will fit on two CD's and the bmp artwork reflects that.
Click on SEE ALL FILES in the bottom, right section for the CD and/or cassette artwork, also for the zip files I created from the original wav files. This includes flac.zip, mp3.zip, ogg.zip and wav.zip. The encoding for these files was set as high as possible the file type (except for the .wav file type).
Dave Fuglewicz (VST synthesizers, production)
Released: 11/1/2012
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